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Fétis Franois, J. and G. Meyerbeer (1867). Struensée. Tragédie de M. Beer. Partition Piano et Chant. Avec un arrangément. par J. Fétis, Paris.

Field William, N. (1875). To the farmers, hop growers, and brewers of the United Kingdom. Beer and its imitations, London.

Field, W. N. (1875). Beer and its imitations, London.

Finch, C. (1996). A connoisseur's guide to the world's best beer. New York; London, Abbeville.

Fitchett, C. S. (1981). The adsorption of beer proteins by silica gels. Birmingham, University of Birmingham.

Fletcher, H. R. (1916). Instructions to brew real Beer at home.

Flood Robert, L. and M. University of Hull School of (1990). Developing an index monitor for Beer's viable system model, University of Hull, School of Management.

Floren, M. and J. Durham (1952). Beer Garden Polka.

Flower, R. (1802). Observations on Beer and Brewers, in which the inequality, injustice and impolicy of the malt and beer tax are demonstrated, Cambridge.

Food Machinery, A. (1968). British brewery and soft drinks equipment: a directory of plant and machinery used in the production, bottling, canning, labelling and packaging of beers, wines, spirits, cider and soft drinks. London, Food Machinery Association.

Food Standards, C. (1977). Report on beer. London, H.M.S.O.

Foote, G. W. (1895). Bible and beer. London, R. Forder.

Forsyth, J. S. (1823). The farmer, maltster, distiller, & brewer's practical memorandum book: containing a concise treatise on the different methods of making malt, and of promoting the various processes depending upon and resulting from this article, from the seed in the ground to the last stage of manufacturing and using it, with remarks and observations on germination, fermentation, sprineling, drying, &c., the use of the thermometer, latest laws and regulations relative to the sale and manufacture of malt, how to produce liquors of the finest quality, &c. &c., with a variety of suggestions relative to domestic brewing, and other matters connected therewith: to which is added, an abstract of the new beer act: the whole interspersed with many valuable notes and illustrations from the best authorities, &c. &c. London, D. Cox.

Forsyth, J. S. (1824). The farmer, maltster, distiller, & brewer's practical memorandum book: containing a concise treatise on the different methods of making malt. To which is added, an abstract of the new Beer Act. London, printed by J. Hill. published by D. Cox. and sold by Corcoran & son. and Simpkin & Marshall.

Foster Robert, T. (1996). The effects of iso-'alpha'-acids, EDTA and pasteurization on packaged beer microbiological, physical, foam, and flavor stability, Heriot-Watt University.

Foster, T. (1979). Doctor Foster's book of beer. London, A. and C. Black.

Frederick Ii. called the Great, K. o. P., v. Swieten Gottfried, et al. (1874). Friedrich II. und Van S. Berichte uber die zwischen Oesterreich und Preussen geführten Verhandlungen, die erste Theilung Polens betreffend, herausgegeben von A. Beer, Leipzig.

Frick, G. (1985). A treatise on the disease of the eye: including the doctrines and practice of the most eminent modern surgeons and particularly those of Professor Beer. Birmingham, The Classics of Ophthalmology Library.

Frick, G. and R. Welbank (1826). A treatise on the diseases of the eye: including the doctrines and practice of the most eminent modern surgeons, and particularly those of Professor Beer. London, Anderson.

Friend of, j. and N. Vansittart (1817). A letter addressed to the Right Honourable N. Vansittart, on the revenue and public morals, as connected with restoring the wine, beer, and spirit, trade, to its proper channels: with. hints for preventing frauds on the revenue. London, J.M. Richardson.

Friend to, j. and N. Vansittart (1817). A letter addressed to the Right Honourable N. Vansittart, on the revenue and public morals: as connected with restoring the wine, beer, and spirit, trade, to its proper channels, with. hints for preventing frauds on the revenue, &c. &c. London, W. Marchant.

Frith, E. C. R., J. Dunkin, et al. (1848). Particulars and conditions of sale of valuable leasehold estates, consisiting of a desirable leasehold dwelling house, with baker's shop, and a dwelling house, used as a beer shop, with cottage attached most desirably situate in the much admired town of Eltham: which will be sold by auction by Mr. T. Dann on Wednesday, April 26th, 1848, at one for two o'clock in the afternoon, at the King's Head Inn, Bexley, by direction of the representative of the late Rev. E.C. Frith, deceased, in one lot. Dartford, and Gravesend., Dunkin & Co., printers.

Fry, E. A. and S. Parish Register (1896). The registers of Beer Hackett, Dorset from 1549-1812. London, the Society.

Fry, E. A. and S. Parish Register (1896). The registers of Beer Hackett, Dorset: from 1549 to 1812. London, privated printed for the Parish Register Society.

Fuk, U. C. (1994). 12 poems about beer, fucking and drugs. [Great Britain], Fuk-U Collective.

Fuk, U. C. (1995). 12 more poems about beer, fucking and drugs. [S.l.], Fuk-U Collective.

Fuk, U. C. (1995). Alcohol abuse: 12 more poems about beer, fucking and drugs. [S.l.], Fuk-U-Collective.

Fulford, T. J., J. B. Beer, et al. (1993). Coleridge's visionary languages: essays in honour of J. B. Beer. Cambridge, D.S. Brewer.

Furness, C. A. (1988). Honey wines and beers: with short historical notes on these ancient beverages. Hebden Bridge, Northern Bee Books.

Further, R. and England (1698). Further reasons humbly offered for the passing the bill for prohibiting the distilling of malt, [London].

G.Ruddle and L. Co (1975). Much in little: a guide for the beer drinker who cares. Oakham, G.Ruddle & co.Ltd.

Gallobelgicus (1629). Wine, beer, and ale together by the eares: a dialogue. London, Printed by A.M. for John Grove.

Gallobelgicus (1984). Wine, beer, ale, and tobacco, contending for superiority: a dialogue. Early English books, 1641-1700; 1493:20. London, Printed by J.B. for John Grove.

Gammage Robert, G. (1864). Beershops: England's felon manufactories. One of the essays of the Anti-Beer Shop Association. Third edition, London.

Gammage, R. G. and A. Anti-Beer Shop (1863). Beershops, England's felon manufactories: one of the essays of the Anti-Beer Shop Association, for which a prize of two guineas has been awarded. London, W. Horsell.

Gammage, R. G. o. B. (1863). Beershops, England's felon manufactories: one of the essays of the Anti-Beer Shop Association, for which a prize. has been awarded, London.

Gardiner, D. N. (1948). Beer for Psyche, London.

Gardner, J. T. (1902). The brewer, distiller, and wine manufacturer: giving full directions for the manufacture of beers, spirits, wines, liqueurs etc. etc. London, J. & A. Churchill.

Garner, P. and C. Goldsmiths (1997). Not all beer and skittles: a case study of British-Mexican relations: an inaugural lecture. London, Goldsmiths College, University of London.

Garner, P. and C. Goldsmiths (1997). Not all beer and skittles: a case study of British-Mexican relations, Goldsmiths' College.


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